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âď¸đ At our Annual Meeting, we take time to recognize those who help us advance and support our legislative goals. This year, we honored Senator Robyn Kennedy and Julianna Fernandez, Research Director, Office of Representative Thomas M. Stanley, as our State Champions. âď¸đ
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Pause is ânot good enoughâ: Health facility workers, patients, and advocates rally to oppose closures
/in Articles, In the News/by masspaceThis article was originally published on Boston.com As AC/DCâs âThunderstruckâ blared down Beacon Hill, hundreds of nurses, teachers, patients, and advocates gathered along the front steps of the Statehouse Tuesday morning to protest Gov. Maura Healeyâs proposed budget cuts that would limit health services at two state facilities and eliminate many case management positions from the […]
GOP Eyes Cuts to Growing Medicaid Programs
/in Articles, In the News/by masspaceThis article was originally published on Statehouse News. Public Program Is Major Source Of Coverage, Revenue In Massachusetts Read more online….
The funding freeze endangered community health centers. Thatâs bad for all of us.
/in Articles, In the News/by masspaceThis article was originally published on the Boston Globe. If one of us is unwell, we are all unwell. That simple sentiment has been one of the guiding principles for community health centers for 60 years, ever since the first two were started in Dorchester and Mound Bayou, Mississippi, in 1965. These nonprofit, community-driven organizationsâââthere are […]
âWe donât want people to panic unnecessarilyâ: Massachusettsâ top health official braces for changes under Trump
/in Articles, In the News/by masspaceThis article was originally published on the Boston Globe. In her first interview since Donald Trump took office, Massachusetts’ top health official said the state is holding firm in response to a flurry of federal activity that could affect medical and social services for millions of people but is prepared for the possibility of hard fights […]